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SCHOOLS

Schools in the district (with 2003–2004 enrollment data from the National Center For Education Statistics ) are:

Elementary Schools




ADMINISTRATION

  • Roy Montesano - Superintendent of Schools



CONSTRUCTION AND DISTRICT RECONFIGURATION

On September 30 , 2003 , residents of Ramsey passed a referendum providing for the construction of a new Dater School, the construction of a new, six-lane track at the High School, and the renovation of the High School, Smith School, and Hubbard School. Because much more construction must still be finished (or even started), the 2006-2007 school year will begin on September 18 , 2006 .
  • John Y. Dater School will become Ramsey's building for the instruction of grades 4-5 (currently, it is K-3). Its construction is partially complete as of the beginning of 2006. The new building is being built next to the existing school, and the former John Y. Dater School building, which used to be home to Ramsey High School, will be torn down during Summer 2006 when the new building's contruction is complete.

  • Ramsey High School's Track is now a six-lane, all-weather track and was completed in Fall/Winter 2004 after delays.

  • Ramsey High School will be renovating and adding clasrooms. Construction was supposed to take place over the 2005-2006 school year and to be completed around July 2006, but this work was pushed back a year and is now expected to begin at the end of the 2005-2006 school year.

  • Eric S. Smith Middle School is reconfiguring and expanding its media center, cafeteria, and gymnasium, and creating new classrooms.

  • Mary A. Hubbard School will be converted into a building suitable for grades K-3, which actually is a partial return to its roots as a K-5 school. Some new rooms will be built, and others will be renovated.

  • The Wesley D. Tisdale School is not included in any construction or renovation projects.



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